Thanks, I’d read that further back in this thread. I guess it did work but I managed to mistake the "set default parameters" link for a heading and didn’t focus on it. Weird bit of interface blindness. The location and flat styling is confusing, though.
Thanks again, everything works now.
I have ModX 0.9.6.3 I’ve been trying to install Content history but I coundn’t.
I followed all instructions but on step 3:
Reopen the pluginpage and click the tab "Configuration"
Within the tab click "Set default parameter".
I can’t see this option. I don’t know what I’m doing wrong here. Shall I set up a module for this?
Many thanks guys!!
Hello,
take a look to the screenshots. Are you seeing the additional tabs? Any firebub/console output?
hasta luego, Stefan
Thanks Stefan.
I checked the rest of the options under "System events" as you showed me on the first screen shot.
On the configuration tab though I don’t see "Set default parameters" but I do see the options: Existing category, New category, import module shared parameters and Plugin configuration. I left everything blank as it’s showed on the second screen shot.
Then I open any resource in ModX and on the bottom of the page appears:
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« MODx Parse Error »
MODx encountered the following error while attempting to parse the requested resource:
« Execution of a query to the database failed - You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ’’ at line 1 »
SQL: SELECT * FROM `modx_www`.`modx_site_content_history` WHERE `id`=’429’ ORDER BY `editedon` DESC LIMIT 0,
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Parser timing
MySQL: 0.0014 s (6 Requests)
PHP: 1282581168.7474 s
Total: 1282581168.7488 s
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I didin’t do anything else but follow the installation instructions. Didn’t create additional tables nor set up a module for this.
Many thanks!!
Hallo O. Sanchez,
i already seen that sql-error but i do not know what it triggered. And it seems, that this is just a part or a part of the result of whats going wrong.
Can you give me access to your site? I am interested to figure out whats causing this behaviour.
adio, Stefan
Sent you an email to your gmx.net account. Thanks!!
Hi Stefan-
Thanks for all the hard work on this!! I just installed your plug in on a modx evo 1.0.4 live test site to play around with it before installing on my live sites. Got it up and working thanks to Elastic’s previous post in this thread
comment out the line 76 in skin/default/plugin_formrender.tpl.phtml
Code://$E(’div.sectionHeader’).setText(’<?php echo $ch->txt(’Content History’); ?> v<?php echo $ch->params[’version’]; ?>’);
The only problem so far is that it doesn’t save new versions when you edit a document using quickManager. It shows up on the quickManager edit screen, and shows the versions that were already created by editing in the full manager and will restore a different version, but it will not save any new versions. Most of my clients use quickManager and I’d really LOVE for this to work for them.
I know that quickManager uses the same frame as the full manager, so it seems like this should work the same way but it doesn’t. Does anyone have any ideas?
Any help is greatly appreciated! - Teri
ModX 1.0.4
MySQL version 5.1.47-community-log
No tables over 1MB
Apache version 2.2.16
PHP version 5.2.14
Linux
Architecture x86_64
I have windows XP SP3, Firefox 3.6.
Just confirmed, Using QuickManager doesnt save the revision.
hello guys,
i know of it, there will be a update on github.
ciao, stefan